Don’t Talk to Police (2012) [video]
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Re: Don’t Talk to Police (2012) [video]
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Re: Don’t Talk to Police (2012) [video]
#3Also don't talk to federal agents.
Lying to a federal agent is a felony, and often times they don't have enough evidence for the original crime, but by talking to you they get evidence of you lying
Re: Don’t Talk to Police (2012) [video]
#4Also don't talk to federal agents. Lying to a federal agent is a felony, and often times they don't have enough evidence for the original crime, but by talking to you they get evidence of you lying
Michael Flynn has entered the chat.
If you can, get past his ideology and that he was a Trump guy, the actual process of what happened to him and what he was charged with is pretty crazy.
He was very stupid for talking to agents without a lawyer. But, they went in and got him to lie about something that wasn’t a crime, and he didn’t actually do.
Also on the front page of HN right now: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36367147
Re: Don’t Talk to Police (2012) [video]
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Do you know anything about other countries? I’d love to hear.
Re: Don’t Talk to Police (2012) [video]
#7Also don't talk to federal agents. Lying to a federal agent is a felony, and often times they don't have enough evidence for the original crime, but by talking to you they get evidence of you lying
Michael Flynn has entered the chat. If you can, get past his ideology and that he was a Trump guy, the actual process of what happened to him and what he was charged with is pretty crazy. He was very stupid for talking to agents without a lawyer. But, they went in and got him to lie about something that wasn’t a crime, and he didn’t actually do. Also on the front page of HN right now: https://news.ycombinator.com/ite…
As a member of President Trump's transition team, Flynn made a pair of direct diplomatic requests to Russia's ambassador to the United States (Russia complied with both requests). Later, during an FBI counterintelligence investigation centering on Russia, Flynn lied twice about having had those diplomatic conversations at all. The case was later dropped because the entire overarching investigation (Crossfire Hurricane) --- which did not center on Flynn --- was dropped.
Flynn is a cut-and-dried example of how 18 USC 1001 can make sense. He wasn't entrapped. He hung himself out to dry. It's a great example of the logic of this thread and the post: don't talk to federal agents, because if you're an idiot and try to bullshit your way past basic facts of their investigation, they'll convict you for it.
Re: Don’t Talk to Police (2012) [video]
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Is there any country where it's advantageous to speak more than required to the police? (I'm sure there are some countries where you're required to speak more than in the USA where you're legally allowed not to speak at all without a lawyer)
Re: Don’t Talk to Police (2012) [video]
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Everywhere. In every non 3rd world country you have a right to not incriminate yourself.
“I do not recall” and “I refuse to answer” translates well into a lot of languages.
The first time when you should talk about your case, if ever, is in court, during the trial.
Re: Don’t Talk to Police (2012) [video]
#10Beria's law: 'show me the man and I'll show you the crime'. That's how they get you.